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Week 1 Term 4
Week 1 Term 4
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The purpose of most satire is to get the audience to question something
True
False
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Juvenalian Satire is characterised as
Loving
Yellow
Itchy
Harsh
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Horatian Satire is characterised as
Gentle
Red
Agressive
Impulsive
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This is an example of Horatian Satire
True
False
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A Modest Proposal by Jonathan Swift is an example of real reporting
False
True
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Horatian and Juvenalian are two different types of satire
True
False
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This week we were introduced to...
Synonyms
Australian Poetry
Peter Christopholis
Satire
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Satire is defined as
A text that informs
A text that provides a procedure for
A text that ridicules through parody
A text that defines
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These are some of the techniques used in Satire
Peace, Love, Harmony, Forgiveness and Hope
John, Paul and Ringo
Spelling, Grammar, Analysis, Feedback and Drafting
Irony, Incongrutiy, Parody Exaggeration and Sarcasm
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Satire is an element of language study
True
False
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Satirists are reporters
True
False